Hi SparklingHedgehong28 ,
also, when the AZ spec is left empty (it’s optional), machines fail to start with
Invalid type for parameter LaunchSpecification.Placement.AvailabilityZone, value: None, type: <class 'NoneType'>, valid types: <class 'str'>
Checking this issue, when not specifying the AZ it should use an available one, will keep you posted about it
ok, I misread. The launch code runs in the SaaS, but it uses credentials to launch machines in our cloud. What stops it then from specifying an IAM role existing in our cloud? Isn’t this just an API call?
Regarding this one, as SuccessfulKoala55 mention, you can have a full iam role (without any credentials) in higher tiers, in the regular youll need the credentials for the auth using the boto3 commands for spin up, spin down, tags and such apis commands. The app currently is hosted by us, so you iam role won’t be really available